Green Designers Morning Rustle GD 180 is an artificial plant wall combining small leaves, fern-like forms and larger leaves with pale markings. Several shades of green are punctuated by occasional purple accents. Rather than a flat, uniform pattern, the overlapping foliage creates an irregular surface. The plants use textile materials, plastics and rubber.
A made-to-measure composition
The manufacturer hand-makes this design to order, adapting its size and shape to the intended wall. Area is calculated in units of 0.5 m². The proportions of a panel in a photograph should therefore not be taken as guaranteed dimensions of the supplied element. Width, height and portrait or landscape orientation need to be agreed before ordering.
The backing is 5 cm thick, with a further 10–20 cm of foliage. When planning a position beside furniture or a passage, allow for the leaves projecting into the room as well as the area covered on the wall. Larger installations are divided into numbered modules, arranged according to the manufacturer's layout so that the sections form the intended overall composition.
Fixing and finishing the edges
The panel installation instructions recommend a reasonably even surface that has been cleared of dust or treated with primer. The manufacturer recommends mounting adhesive, with screws as an optional additional safeguard while it dries. The fixing method must suit the underlying surface.
The backing may be visible at the sides. A recess, frame or finishing strip can conceal these edges. Covering the sides with foliage is a separately agreed option, not a standard feature of every panel, so the edge treatment should be considered when planning the dimensions.
Indoor botanical decoration
Morning Rustle belongs to the manufacturer's indoor panel range for domestic and professional use. It can form a foliage feature in a living room, study or commercial interior. Mixed leaf shapes and overlapping layers give it a botanical character distinct from a printed wallpaper motif. This is a composition of artificial plants, not a growing system for living greenery.
